What does fishing mean?

Question 1: What is a fisherman? This is what northerners mean. In the past, Cantonese always called people who spoke Mandarin fishing.

Legend has it that "northerners" used to come to Guangdong and ask "Dude, ..." at the beginning of the sentence. Since then, Cantonese people have always called people who can't speak Cantonese "grandma". In Guangdong, some people also say "Hakka guy" and "Leng guy" refers to Hakka people. "Leng Lao" is because people in Chaoshan dialect are called "Leng", so.

These appellations are all neutral words and have no derogatory meanings.

Question 2: What does fishing for foreigners mean in Cantonese? Fishing for foreigners and girls is a general term for northerners who can't speak Cantonese. It is similar to what we call foreigners "foreigners". But this kind of address should be combined with the context, sometimes it may be ridicule, sometimes it may be swearing.

Question 3: Cantonese people only fish. What does that mainlander mean?

Cantonese people are more exclusive, but mainlanders are called fishermen.

Because when a Mandarin speaker meets a stranger and wants to talk to him, such as asking for directions, he will say "buddy" first, which is a polite expression. However, due to the accent, some people will pronounce "Dude" as the first sound, which is similar to the pronunciation of "Yu Song" in Cantonese. Then people who speak Putonghua are ridiculed by Cantonese as "fisherman", and later simplified as "fisherman", which is a derogatory term, just like calling Koreans "bonzi".

PS: Because of the complicated language distribution in Guangdong, people in many areas, such as Chaoshan dialect and Hakka dialect, can't speak Cantonese in Guangfu. In some cases, people in the Pearl River Delta who speak Cantonese more accurately will also laugh at people in the same province as fishermen.

Question 4: What does it mean to catch an old man and an old woman? In this word, catching an old man and an old woman refers to a turtle in the country, a male turtle and a female turtle.

Question 5: What's the difference between fishermen and Cantonese? I come from Rong County, Guangxi. In our country, people who speak Mandarin are called fishermen and girls. If you say it is offensive, you will get it. Fishing for goods. It means foreign depositors. That's what my 86-year-old grandfather called mainlanders. Cantonese people call us Americans. We call mainlanders fishermen. Therefore, Cantonese people are equal to fishing for old pits.

Question 6: What do Cantonese say about Americans? Fishing? What is a Yankee? Yankee refers to men and girls in the north. In fact, in Guangdong Province, there are also Americans and girls in this province, as long as it is better than the cities in the north of this city. _ Only in the vernacular, northerners are collectively referred to as foreigners and also as (foreign) ghost sisters.

Question 7: What does fishing mean in Cantonese? How about fishing in Cantonese? Fishing in Cantonese is to describe a person's childish behavior.

Hello means hello ... this is translated from English hello.

Question 8: Why are there so many fishermen? Because places outside the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong are fishing places.

If Guangdong province is a special administrative region, you can restrict bird catching from Guangdong ... The birds upstairs are pure fishing birds.